What Others Are Saying About "War On Us":

"War on Us is a remarkably comprehensive, evidence-based examination of the war on drugs and all of its victims. The book is personal and accessible, well-researched, contains excellent source material and, most importantly, provides a blueprint for reform. I highly recommend this book to anyone concerned about the increasing toll of death and destruction resulting from America's longest war."
Jeffrey A. Singer, MD, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute

"This book is a marvelous compendium of the ills of and possible pathways out of our misconceived and deadly War on Drugs. It is highly readable, engaging, fast-paced and covers a breathtaking amount of ground. Thank you for this virtuosic contribution to the growing literature about this national policy debacle."
Daniel N. Abrahamson, former director of legal affairs and senior legal advisor at the Drug Policy Alliance, and a law school lecturer on drug law and policy.

"With lively prose and convincing quotes and statistics, Colleen Cowles presents a sometimes-shocking history of the politics behind “getting tough on drugs” and identifies the many collateral victims of the war, including pain and cancer patients, heartbroken parents, minority communities, intimidated doctors and overburdened taxpayers. She then offers reasoned, logical alternatives to incarceration as a way to solve the massive problems created unintentionally—and sometimes intentionally--by the war on drugs."
Jo Ann Skousen, Professor, Chapman University; Founding director, Anthem Libertarian Film Festival; Associate producer, FreedomFest.

"As a retired police detective, I've personally seen the effects of the War on Drugs. Colleen Cowles, in her book War on Us has captured the day-to-day agony created by this war, for citizens as well as for law enforcement. In one book, she gives the reader valuable insight into the history, the effects, the obstacles to change, and logical alternatives to the war on drugs, and solutions to address the addiction and overdose epidemic that's killing our kids and destroying our neighborhoods."
— Howard Wooldridge, Citizen's Opposing Prohibition (COPS), retired police detective, co-founder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition

"Colleen Cowles shares her knowledge as a researcher, attorney and mother with lived experience. She takes us through the historical facts of 50 years of failed prohibitionist policies on drug use and addiction, demonstrating that the War on Drugs is really a war waged on us all. A must-read for parents, taxpayers, educators, decision makers, criminal justice professionals, and healthcare providers and patients."
Gretchen Burns Bergman, Co-Founder / Executive Director of A New PATH and Lead Organizer of Moms United to End the War on Drugs

“A compelling look behind the scenes on the United States' War on Drugs and the ensuing humanitarian crisis facing those living with chronic disease and addiction.”
Lauren Deluca, President, CIAAG (Chronic Illness Advocacy & Awareness Group)

"Colleen Cowles has the courage to stand up for us against deception and corruption. As a lawyer and a mother, she is the rare writer who understands that the war IS on us. Her fact-filled and precise reporting leaves you angry and sad. If you want to understand how we are all affected by "the war on drugs" read "The War On Us." Sandy and Robert Hume, MD

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